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xbmc.abortRequested not set - sereende - 2011-02-09
Apparently, in my Dharma SVN 35648 running on Jaunty, the flag xbmc.abortRequested is not set at shutdown.
This simple script:
Code:
import time
import xbmc
xbmc.log("Started")
while 1:
print "Abort Requested: "+str(xbmc.abortRequested)
if (xbmc.abortRequested):
xbmc.log("Aborting...")
break
time.sleep(1)
xbmc.log("Exiting")logs "Abort Requested: False" even after XBMC has been requested to exit, still after the "NOTICE: stop python" notification in the log, and then the script is interrupted by the system abruptly.
Is it a known bug? Perhaps fixed in recent releases?
- ErlendSB - 2011-05-07
I'm seeing the same in 10.1. Did you ever find out why this happens?
I'm also running the last build of dsplayer, and there it's working as expected.
- giftie - 2011-05-07
I don't think was available in Dharma. It should be available in Eden-pre though(ie Nightly) As the 'service' module is only meant for Eden..
- Ninjamawwe - 2011-07-29
Is this event only sent when shutting down xbmc, or is it also sent when loggin out? Or is there another event that gets sent when logging off?
- giftie - 2011-07-29
It is sent when shutting down XBMC, as the scripts that will use it, script.service... , will automatically start when XBMC starts.
- Shoop_NL - 2011-09-23
sereende Wrote:Apparently, in my Dharma SVN 35648 running on Jaunty, the flag xbmc.abortRequested is not set at shutdown.
This simple script:
Code:import time
import xbmc
xbmc.log("Started")
while 1:
print "Abort Requested: "+str(xbmc.abortRequested)
if (xbmc.abortRequested):
xbmc.log("Aborting...")
break
time.sleep(1)
xbmc.log("Exiting")
logs "Abort Requested: False" even after XBMC has been requested to exit, still after the "NOTICE: stop python" notification in the log, and then the script is interrupted by the system abruptly.
Is it a known bug? Perhaps fixed in recent releases?
Hi,
Is there a solution for this problem?
I have the same issue, I would like to do one Python action when XBMC is shutdown.
But the xbmc.abortRequested seems not te be set when this happens.
Thanx in advance
- Memphiz - 2012-02-14
FYI ... i'm on it ... see 690 (PR) (still discussing)